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@Megan Patterson@facebook: My family's dog has been called Stinky, Stinkerbell, Stinkerella, Buttface, Facebutt, Dumbass, Dumbbutt, Pooper, and Fatty McFatFat. Out of that list, the following have been used on exes (and family members): Buttface, Dumbass, and Fatty McFatFat.

@vanillawaif Ha! No, it is not. My husband's only a sometime Hairpin reader (and never a commenter), but I'll tell him his puns were appreciated! He's been cultivating a list of fat celebrity pun nicknames for our cats for over a year now, so at least now his talents were exposed to the outside world.

Dog named Toby: Toby Tyler Tyson Thomas Titmouse, Toby T and the MGs, Tibby, Tooby, Tuna Breath, Tibbles, Bunting, Partyface, Baby Boo, Tobias, Twinkletoes, Dandelion Head, Chrysanthemum Head, and those are the ones I can think of after not seeing him for six months.

My cat does not actually have a name. He was a joint cat, and by the time we picked a name, he knew that his name was 'kitty'. So now he has a serious of rotating nicknames, including kittenpants; skitterbug; kitten pie; buddy; the worst cat; stinky butt; buddy and meowser. Also, whatever I've just come up with that day. He doesn't seem to mind.

When I moved into this house, the couple who had just moved out left their cat behind temporarily and he was a needy three-legged thing we usually referred to as Yelly Cat more often than his actual name (Mycroft), and on occasion, Tripod. That cat would just not shut up, ever.

@Megan Patterson@facebook My cat is Peaches (though I tend to use the singular "Peach"), but she also answers to P, Little P, P-Nut, D.J. P-Nut (in da House!), and Little Small (she's an adult but only about six pounds).

By the way, did anyone watch the dog show last night? I am losing my mind over the little Pekingese who won the whole thing. So cute. http://msn.foxsports.com/other/story/top-breeds-at-Westminster-Dog-Show-news-updates-021312

@Hellcat Didn't watch it this year, unfortunately, but my mom gave me live updates via text. We're both non-Peke fans (they look like dust mops!), but I decided to just pretend that Tricki Woo from the James Herriot books won to save myself some mental anguish. (Also, did you know that Westminster has a Twitter? I don't know who updates it but it is unintentionally hilarious.)

@Scandyhoovian My bunny is called n00b. Like, my actual rabbit. His friend was called Pie, but she had to be put down :( And my sister's ginuea pig was called Pig, but she called him Pigling Brown. He was black. Idek.

@I'm Right on Top of that, Rose It's so great, it got me over my "I can't think of a good enough name to delurrrrk what do I dooooo" insecurities.
It seems fitting that this happened on Valentine's Day. I've been in love with The Hairpin for about five months and I just want to tell the world!

My husband and I are Gigantor and Tinysaurus and sometimes Snart and Snayson.
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We've obviously not been in these relationships long enough to come up with something as awesome as The Dragon and Captain Clunkhead.

@Third Wave Housewife I lived in Korea for three years. I definitely back you up on this. Korean taxi drivers'/ Everyone I meet's favorite questions to ask: 1) Can you speak Korean? 2) Do you have a boyfriend? 3) Why don't you have a boyfriend?

@Emily Eileen@twitter Yes, matchmaking is an all-consuming national pastime. If you are of a marriageable age and remain unattached, the barest acquaintances will attempt to make you a boyfriend. Girlfriends too, but the emphasis is definitely on the boyfriends.

@ginalouise My guess is that it's an extreme cutesification of the term "yeobo" (so abbreviating it to just the second syllable, adding the "-ng" sound, then rendering the abbreviation pointless by doubling what's left). And since "yeobo" technically signifies a gender-neutral "dear" in the married context (I've heard both my mom and dad use it), you could just as easily use it as a word for husband.

@momentary tea Yeah, I hadn't heard bong-bong either. I thought maybe it was a mistake on the part of the listener/survey-taker. But it could be a regional thing, maybe. I was in Seoul, so maybe they're saying that business in Busan? That said, one time a guy I met at a club asked me to call him "yeobo".... I didn't even know his real name.

I am apparently Sugarpop. I have no idea why. I tend to call him Pumpkinhead, which I hope is not insulting, as he's got quite a round head and face (probably better than when I can't resist and proceed to pinch his cheeks while yelling, "Big fat face!" through gritted teeth. I don't know...)

This helps get me out of the bad mood that listening to this week's TAL put me in.

BF and I are a Precious and Plushious. This sounds overly cutesy, until I tell you that Plushious or Plush came about after I told him about those Japanese men who have plush girlfriends/wives. I had already been calling him Precious just because it was one of my generic terms of endearment, but the look of pure joy on his face when he realized that he could call me Plushious was frightening.

After watching Downton Abbey he has taken to calling me Lady Plushious. #keeper #can'tbelieveijustsharedthat

@alabee Oh just because I'm also in a stable relationship that started in college and since we're now only 24 I fear that this is our future. I don't want it to happen, but it just seems inevitable that no one will love each other forever sapsapetc. It was interesting though, did you listen to Ira Glass talk about it more on Savage Love?

@mackymoo I felt like the entire point of that story was that it didn't have to happen. Though I realize that Ira's narration at the end seems to suggest the opposite, that was my takeaway anyway. There's one part where the guy is like, "We really didn't think that we could do anything to break this thing", and that's exactly the mentality that will have people steering their relationships straight off a cliff. The entire time, these were choices they were making, not some inevitable breakdown.

@mackymoo I can see what you mean. I guess what struck me, though, was that the couple just seemed complacent -- I thought it was odd that, in the 12(?) years that they were dating, they never once discussed marriage. Now, that's not to say that marriage is necessary or the marker of the most serious kind of romance, but for that issue not to come up in the amount of time that they dated? I don't know, it seems like it had to have at least come up in one of their heads at some point and for whatever reason, they never discussed it. And I feel like that unwillingness to discuss it as an option indicates something funky.

I also agree with Emmanuelle Cunt -- choosing to sleep with as many people as possible in thirty days after twelve years of monogamy? That's SUCH a push toward a breakup, I can't even.

@Third Wave Housewife SQUISH! I just made the straining cute noise (what is UP with that noise?).

I have more nicknames for my sister than my best beloved. We call each other 'roople bear', and neither of us has any idea where that came from. Also turns into 'roople doople' or whatever. I also call her 'snuff muffin' and its variation, 'scrunch munchkin'.

@Craftastrophies Sister nicknames are the best. We call our youngest sister "Clarence Carter" because her name is Claire and it's only natural to extend it; we usually don't even realize it's weird until there's an outsider around. Also common is "Shmeeshy."

At one point in time, my youngest sister was called Bonzi Pop, le Bonz, or Bonzales. We also used a specific verb, 'squeak', to describe her speech, as in "The Bonz is over there squeaking at Fig. 1." I am not sure where this came from.

@the ghost of amy lee I wish I was sugartits. Instead I'm sugarbooger, no matter how many times I tell him not to call me that :P. Of course we have lots of other nicknames too, mostly in pairs... pookie/snookums, cinnabun/honeybear, snuggle bunny/cuddle bear, etc etc

@rucifie Given that more often than not my interacting with my pre-med boyfriend consists of watching a wire and yelling things like, "oh bubs!" "McNutty!" or "Sheeeeeeiiiiiiit" at the screen, I think these are adorable.

We call each other "dummy" or "dum dum" most of the time, but that means that I get shivers down my spine when he actually calls me by my name, mostly because it means I'm in for something good, or I'm in trouble.

@fabel Yeah, we're not cutesy-nickname people. I call my boyfriend by his initials, but so has everyone since the day he was born. He's tried a couple nicknames on me (Oat Groat, Sweet Feet) but none of them have stuck.

I do, however, replace the lyrics of songs with his name, so "Islands in the Stream" becomes "[his name] in the Stream," for instance.

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Hey, I do that too. With the song lyrics? With my kids' names, though, not husband's. Right now the big one is, you know that dumb Subway jingle? Five dollar footloooong? Well, I go around the house singing "Five dollar {Kid's Naaaame}". They pretty much think I'm nuts.

@fabel Maybe because my family growing up was Nickname Central (they still call me Duck and a million variations thereon), I have never used nicknames in a romantic relationship. It's felt incestuous and infantilizing when I've tried. My husband and I call each other Love pretty much exclusively. (Does that count as a nickname?)

We use "fish" as an all-purpose word -- it means "please," "thank you," and "love" as well as as a nickname for each other. It started when I was cooking and asked him for something and he said "what's the magic word" to which I looked down at what I was making and said "I don't know, fish?".

An ex and I used "fish" (usually pronounced "feesh"). Ours came because another nickname we had for each other was "One", and I think we somehow connected that to One Fish, Two Fish by Dr. Seuss (why?). We'd call each other "One Fish" or just "fish".

@Alixana We use "nom" the same way - to refer to each other, as a verb for eating or otherwise reducing the size of something, and as a noun for food. Sometimes we have exchanges that go like "Nom? Nom nom?" "Nom."

I'm trying to think of actual nicknames me and the fiance use, but really, we mostly just call each other "Beard" or "Faggy". Which sounds really terrible out of context, I just realized, but within the context of our relationship I swear these words are said with love.

@SheWhoReadsInSkirts It is probably no worse than the white guy calling his black girlfriend "Mocha Cupcake" in couple #13. My first reaction on reading that one was "Awwww heeeeeeeeeeell no", but then I checked myself and was like "They've been together four years: if she didn't like it, she'd say something. Also, this is not your relationship, wee_rams". Context, FTW!

@wee_ramekin There were a few that seemed a little racially tinged, but I actually loved that! It's gotta come up sometimes, right--it didn't in my one mixed-race relationship, but we were only together a couple months--and I think it speaks to a lot of comfort and honesty in the relationship.

What did freak me out was those Korean kids calling one another "other half" and "wife" after one month. Oh, dear youths*, I hope you learn before you get married or anything.

@miwome The reason it personally set off my alarm is that my best friend in college was half black and half white, and she hated it when people compared her skin to foods. Mocha, coffee, cinnamon, brown sugar, espresso; she hated them all. I've also read stuff on the internet where people who aren't white talk about how much they hate it when white people compare their skin-tone to foods.

With you on the heebie-jeebies from the adorable Korean couple's nicknames. 3 months! Ah!

@wee_ramekin Oh, yeah, no, it's something that's totally contingent on context. I'm making the assumption that she's okay with it, rather than inexplicably putting up with an asshole boyfriend, because...I have no reason to think otherwise! But anyway, assuming that, then I think it's possible for an individual to effectively give permission for someone close to them to use words or endearments that they would find offensive from anyone else.

@;€ I love catloaf! My friend and I volunteer at a cage-less cat shelter (we literally just go and pet some cats for an hour once a week) and we give nicknames to most of the cats, even though they already have real names. There's one I call Fat Head, and then another I call Stimpy or Stumpy, but then there's a really tiny round cat we both call "Ball Cat." Sometimes we even chant it at her: "BALL CAT! BALL CAT! BALL CAT!!" So creative. She doesn't really like either of us though. I can't imagine why.

@iceberg the children and dogs, however, have multiple nicknames including Mushy Face,Les Miss-erables, Monkey, Beefy Head, Tiny Dancer, Monster... I shall leave it up to your imaginations as to the distribution of these names.

Is it just me or does Captain Clunkhead look like Bernard Cribbins (Donna's granddad in Dr. Who (David Tennant doctor)? Either way, their nicknames are fabulous. My honey and I don't have nicknames - babe, darling (he's English and it works). I call him retarded, but I wouldn't say that was a nickname, per se.

The names he bestowed upon us: Awesome Blossom and Awesome Possum. I mostly call him Jerk though. Or "Baaaaaaaaabe," mostly when I'm trying to wheedle a favor out of him. Also, "Pookie Bear." He also calls me "Snugglebunny." We'll have been dating one year in April.

@elizabeast GAH! looks like i have some catching up to do, and it looks like I never completed the series, because I had no idea there was Necklace of Kisses, which appears to be Weetzie all Grown up and DIVORCING Secret Agent Lover Man. Per a description of the plot "Weetzie packs up her lime green and bright orange bikini, orange suede sneakers, and Pucci tunic, jumps in her '65 mint green Thunderbird, and leaves."

I had a girlfriend who used to call me "gingersnap", and until she dumped me over the phone and broke my heart, I had a nickname for her too, but I don't remember what it is anymore. My grandpa calls my grandma "Irv", though I've no idea why - her name is Nora. Romantically speaking, I'm pretty standard. Although my bestie calls me "slut muffin" and I call her "tart of my heart", both of which I find hilarious.

A married couple with whom I'm friends always call each other "Deebo", and they've tried to explain it to me several times, but I've always been too distracted by their way-too-smart preschoolers and the fact that when I'm at their house I'm usually half-crocked within ten minutes because they insist on opening the liquor cabinet. Not that I am complaining! Watching a four-year-old recite an entire monologue from one of the My Little Pony movies while slugging red wine is fucking amazing.

@Emmanuelle Cunt ...yeah, I fail at grammar. To be fair, I've been answering customer emails all day, and my brain is sort of wobbly. Also the idea of my friends' children drinking wine and reciting monologues is pretty funny, at least inside my head, which is apparently a staging ground abandoned by the Monty Pythons.

@miwome I feel like you're giving me a compliment by thinking I'm British! We're actually from Maryland. :D The last time I saw these friends, we went to the Renaissance Faire and made fun of the babygoths running around. And then we went home to drink Baileys.

@Anji Aw, grandparents! My grandpa calls my grandma Effie, which bears no resemblance whatsoever to her given name. When we ask him why, he alway says, "Effie is the girl I should have married." They've been married for over 60 years; I think he has come to terms. :)

"Ti Day (origin unknown)"
This creeped me out for some reason! The rest I loved, esp Captain Clunkhead (obvs).

I love nicknames which is good because my whole life I've had a knack for acquiring them. There's something so sweet and personal about someone -- anyone -- deciding to bestow their own made up name upon you. Even if it's something simple or obvious, it makes me feel like I've won an award! I only call a few very old/close friends by regular nicknames, but I do like to use poopsie, pal, baby doll, buddy, toots, and darling for general friend/boy purposes.

My boyfriend is kitten or baby, and so far I'm just baby, as well as the shorter version of my name that for some reason no one uses but him and my mom? I tore up my cool person card the second "baby" went from a joke to being normal because something something annoying and also infantilizing women something.

My boyfriend and I have ALL THE NICKNAMES. It's awful. I usually call him "Estabunny" because his name is Steve, but our friends jokingly call him Estaban and I wanted something super ridiculous. Sometimes I change it up so it'll be Estaberry, Estapie, Establog. And the other day I called him "Snack File" for no reason. WHAT DOES THAT EVEN MEAN?

His names for me, "Snugglefluff" and "Snoozeball" came out of us trying to think of the most ridiculous names we could call eachother. That was before Snack File was in the running though.

@missannethrope Yes, literally, but in Haiti at least, we use Ti + some other name to indicate, Little Whatever. Like my uncle Ti-Jean is Little John.I should add I'm pretty sure the couple is Haitian because NenNen is what we all call our godmothers.

My boyfriend calls me "Borpah" after the 30 Rock episode when Liz thinks she's sitting next to Oprah, but calls her Borpah. Also, like, a crazy array of variations on that and on boo. I think my favorite is "Bortaco." He's the best.

She used to call me stud muffin even though she didn't like muffins, and she was my sweetie, pookie, dumpling among other things, and once Baby Pie. Dunno where it came from, just blurted it out. She went 'awww' while I saw before me a pie with baby limbs sticking out through the pie crust... don't ask.

She calls me Smudgemuffin, I call her Puppyblossom, and we call each other Gorgeous all the time. My cat definitely has more nicknames than my girlfriend and I do, but "Pretty Boy" is the only one that's even remotely flattering to him. He's sick right now, so I'll let him maintain his kitty dignity online.

We started as Tiger and Kitten. Then he became Smoochus McDoofus, and he called me Lady McDoofus and our dogs were Droopus McDoofus and Poochus McDoofus. Then we started calling each other Dooshbags (from a Failbook misspelling that cracked us up). That devolved into DB, or Deeby, or Deeb. Now it's mostly DeebyDeeb. The dogs are now Fangy and Awesomesauce, or Wiggles and Waggles, or BabyDeebs.

Nickname twins! He calls me Wompy, a reference to a stuffed toy wombat we bought early in our relationship. Worse? He calls me Wompy in public (and at volume) ALL THE TIME and now several of our close friends call me that too...

We are almost ten years in...there are a lot of nicknames. Most of them get shortened to "bear" or "bunny" or "snugs", etc. But there are a lot of variations on "y'ole..." like "y'ole potato" or "y'ole trout" or my personal favourite, "y'ole frasky bird". Also "butt dinosaur".

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He calls me "Piggles" because I snort sometimes when I laugh. This turned into me giving him what I call "pig kisses" where I kiss/snort on him, usually on the neck, which sends him into convulsions. Thus I have deemed him "Mr. Wiggles".

The only relationship nickname I remember giving or getting was from a long-term ex. I'd given up shaving and he loved my fuzzy pits. "They're like little pets! All soft and cute like little guinea pigs." And so he'd call me Guinea Pig and we'd make "wheet!" sounds at each other. One year for Christmas I made him a super cute t-shirt appliqued with two guinea pigs facing one another and a little heart embroidered between them. He loved it. That was an awful, unhealthy, borderline emotionally abusive relationship, but it certainly had its moments.

I have a habit of giving dudes nicknames for when I'm talking about them to my friends, but not using those actual names? I've had Funeral Boy (we met at a wake, sounds worse than it is?), Downstairs, Bar Boy, Big Penis/BP/The Hippie/My Gentleman Caller (my current man; the name used is reliant on the company I'm in); but when I'm with those dudes I either just call them by their name or "babe". Usually I only use nicknames when the relationship is new and I eventually switch over to calling them by their real name, which is always confusing ("You're sleeping over Eli's house? WHO THE HELL IS ELI??")

@Nutmeg my friends and I did this too - usually the guy's car, ethnicity, where we met them, etc. One friend dated a guy who I decided just like spaghetti & meatballs, so we still call him spaghetti & meatballs, as in "Hey, I saw spaghetti & meatballs last night. Did you know he was married now?"

This is such a cute post! My bf and I are fairly new, so for right now he's Buhbuh (like a combo of bebe & bubba) and I'm Bebe. We also call each other Sweets.

Now the cat on the other hand, she's had years to develop nicknames. Real name is Josie. Nicknames are Jo-Jo, Jo, Jo-Jo Bear, Jo-Jo Beans, Jos, Pretty Girl, Special Girl, Angel, Baby,Baby Girl, Pretty Kitty, Poopy Bear, Poop Pants, Schmunchkin, Schmunkin Bear, etc, etc. And the bf is likely to hear himself called any of those names. He gets a little pissy when he hears me call my cat the same nicknames I call him. Eh, I go through phases.

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